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Introducing Additional Nodes and Support for Using Standby Nodes for Read Requests for Managed

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Learn how DigitalOcean's new features for Managed Database for Redis®, including additional nodes and read-only standby nodes, enhance scalability, performance, and availability for Redis clusters and applications.

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